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> Arduino support means that you are going to do a bunch of things to support 8 and 16 bit systems that look absolutely silly on 32 bit systems. [citation requ
by Avamander 7y ago
> Arduino support means that you are going to do a bunch of things to support 8 and 16 bit systems that look absolutely silly on 32 bit systems.
[citation required]
- monocasa 7y agoNot sure why you're being downvoted. ISAs like avr, 8051, and msp430 aren't really any crazier than arm. The archs that are a pain aren't because they're 8/16 bit.
- bsder 7y agoJust talking about memory--far pointers, banks that have to be switched in and out, non-uniform memory accesses, etc. Putting those into a compiler puts an enormous amount of surface into a compiler that is completely useless on 32-bit architectures.